Okn Wifi 6E Ax210 Ngw Wireless Card M.2 2230/Ngff Laptop Module With Bluetooth 5.3, 5400Mbps Tri-Band Chip Adapter, Mu-Mimo, Ultra-Low Latency, Supports Windows 11/10 (64Bit)

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Replacement for my old laptop clipped straight in and improved my wifi speed and range.

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I was having serious Bluetooth issues with my Dell OptiPlex Tower, with the connection constantly dropping every few minutes. After troubleshooting drivers, software, and every other setting I could think of, I narrowed the problem down to the older Intel AC 3165 wireless card.I replaced it with this AX210 wireless card, and what a difference! The Bluetooth connection is now strong and stays connected without constantly dropping out. I've been using this card for a month now and have had zero Bluetooth dropouts during that time.The Wi-Fi 6E connection is also solid and fast when paired with my Wi-Fi 6E router. Installation was straightforward, and the improvement was immediately noticeable.For around $25, this was a no-brainer upgrade and completely solved the connectivity issues I was having. It's hard to ask for much more at this price.Highly recommended if you're experiencing Bluetooth dropouts or having problems with an older Wi-Fi card.

Works great with 2024 ASUS Zephyrus G14 GA403UII wanted to replace the default mediatek wireless card on the laptop because it just seemed slower and had odd disconnect issues. I heard that the AX210 chip would work on AMD Zen3 or higher laptops so I purchased this card. Before when using the mediatek wireless nic, my speed test was coming in around 250mb/s. In the same location under the same circumstances, this intel wireless nic has boosted my download to 460mb/s. It just feels snappier and downloads are incredibly fast. Performed a steam download for a 4.4gb file in about 1 minute with a 1000mb internet connection.Random tips:—Remember to download the WiFi and bt driver first before swapping out the nic--Don't worry if the laptop doesn't boot up after you replace the wireless nic. It has to be plugged into a powercord before it'll power on again--I recommend removing all bluetooth devices before swapping it out. I didn't and now old BT devices are ghosted and unremovable in my BT device list--If you're using a Google Nest Pro router, I had to remove the 160mhz range setting and enable use WPA3 from advanced network settings. While this was 160mhz was enabled, i was getting incredibly poor wifi signal and sometimes even the router refused to let me connect. Once I changed those settings I had more reliable connections and faster speeds. Hope this helps future buyers and I hope ASUS and AMD will use a better wireless NIC than mediatek in the future.

Great replacement. Plug and play.